Yera Allon
Yera Allon is a female extraterrestrial comic superhero who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Yera was a female Durlan who was an inhabitant of the 30th century. (Legion of Super-Heroes v2 #305)
She became an actress where the Durlan was quite a star in holofilms. Yalo Muldron then approached her where he asked her to impersonate the Legionnaire Shrinking Violet. Yera agreed to do so but refused to spy on the Legion of Super-Heroes for him with Muldron simply wanting her to make sure that the Legionnaires never learnt that the real Shrinking Violet was missing. It was said that Yera was enticed to do so as it was said to had been a challenging acting role for her. When the Legion went on a mission to Khundia, Yera was put into position to replace Salu Digby. (Legion of Super-Heroes v2 #305)
In 3008, the people of Earth fell under a xenophobic government that opposed all alien life and formed their own superhero team called the Justice League of Earth consisting of human rejected legionnaires. With their support, they began to arrest all aliens on the planet and formed propaganda to state that Superman was not an alien but a human who fought against extraterrestrials. With the Legion being outlaws, Yera volunteered to be sent on a spy mission with Brainiac 5 sending her to infiltrate the Justice League of Earth's satellite. Whilst there, she discovered that Sun Boy was being used to alter the sun's to turn red but before she could free him she was captured by Earth-Man. (Action Comics v1 #861)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
Overview
Personality and attributes
She later went to take the code name of Chameleon Girl after she joined the Legion. (Action Comics v1 #861)
Powers and abilities
As a Durlan, she was a shapeshifter and was able to change her form. (Legion of Super-Heroes v2 #305)
Notes
- Yera Allon was created by Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen and Pat Broderick where she made her first appearance as Shrinking Violet in Legion of Super-Heroes v2 #286 (April, 1982) before truly debuting in Legion of Super-Heroes v2 #305 (November, 1983).
Appearances
- Legion of Super-Heroes v2: (1983)
- Action Comics v1:
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